Mettlevouch. You set the rules. Your broker holds the money.

Mettlevouch is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, how much of your account each trade may risk, and where each trade stops and takes profit. The software places orders only inside those limits, through a licensed broker. It is software, not a broker, a bank or an adviser.

You enter your rules. The software reads order-book depth, which is the list of buy and sell orders waiting at each price, and compares it with your rules. When they agree it sends an order to your broker. When they do not, it does nothing. It does not predict where a price will go.

The executing broker holds it, in a client account. Mettlevouch never receives, holds or manages client money. The broker, its regulator and its licence number are in the broker table on the Registration page.

The software and joining the list cost £0. Trading is not free: your broker earns a spread on every trade, and your broker or bank may charge fees of its own. Mettlevouch is paid by brokers, not by you, as the About page explains.

Joining the list needs no deposit. Opening an account needs a deposit from $250 AUD · £250 GBP · €250 EUR · $250 CAD · $250 NZD · $250 SGD. It is your own money and it is at risk.

You can ask for any amount up to your balance. Mettlevouch applies no lock-up and no withdrawal fee. The broker reviews a request within 24 business hours and the money then clears in 1 to 3 business days. These are usual service levels, not promises, and the broker's own terms bind.

It depends on the broker and on the rules of your country. CFDs are traded on margin, so a small move can cost a large part of your deposit, and in some circumstances a loss can pass what you paid in. Ask any broker whether it protects you from a negative balance, and read the answer in its terms before you deposit.

In several ways. Prices can move against you. They can also jump past your stop-loss, so the order fills at a worse price. Spreads widen when markets are thin. A rule that fitted last year can fail this year. Software, brokers and connections can fail. Most retail CFD accounts lose money.

Our website uses TLS 1.3, form entries are rate-limited and checked on our server, and records are kept outside the public web folder. No system is perfectly secure, so we ask only for your name, email and phone number. We never ask for passwords, bank details or identity documents on this website.

That depends on your country and your circumstances, and we cannot give tax advice. Keep your broker statements and speak to a qualified tax adviser.

Brokers pay Mettlevouch rebates and referral fees for clients who open live accounts. That does not raise the software price or change your spread. It does mean we earn when you open an account, which is why the advertising disclosure sits at the top of every page.

We cannot prove a negative, and we are the seller, so check rather than trust. The company is Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, registered in England and Wales, number 14209581, and you can look it up on Companies House. Your money would sit with a licensed broker, not with us. The Platform Review page lists what you can check and what you cannot.

No, but you need to understand what you are doing before you risk money. Read the Risk Disclosure, try the calculators on this page, and keep each trade small. If you would be upset to lose the deposit, do not make it.

There is no separate members area: the Log in link takes you to the sign-up form, and your broker gives you its own login. Our only official domains are mettlevouch.io and www.mettlevouch.io. Type the address yourself or use a bookmark. We never use celebrities in adverts, and we never ask for your password by email, phone or message. Report lookalikes to [email protected].

That depends on where you are. Access is restricted in some countries, and the list may change. Where trading is offered, it is only through an executing broker licensed for your country. If we cannot offer you the service, you will not be able to reach the site or join the list.

Email [email protected]. We acknowledge a complaint within 48 business hours. Complaints about trading, money or accounts may also need to go to your broker, which has its own route and, where one applies, an ombudsman.